A Labour spokesman said: "We are confident that when the general election comes the British people will clearly reject the disgusting politics of the BNP.

"That will be because their politics are vile and divisive not because of any bizarre paranoia about ballot boxes."

but did that fear motivate the politicians and the politics of France …

i will not vote for any of the major party's at this GE
if UKIP are not standing in my area then i will vote BNP

maybe when they, the politicians, have to sit with these vile, disgusting bastards they will learn that the rest of the population consider them, the politicians, in the same vile, disgusting way …

not really lol , well our current president is so far right he forgets he is a migrant's son :s

but if the BNP gain MP's then it should shake up the 'so called' establishment

and the establishment need a good shaking

more to the point after the next GE get used to
cuts, cuts and more cuts
taxes, taxes and more taxes

regardless of who wins
if the BNP make them uncomfortable then so be it …

So, you want to hand the psychopath a loaded weapon and point them in the direction of the school, in order to improve the education system?
Don't do it. There are plenty of better alternatives than supporting this shower of [LIFTED].

I quite agree, things need shaking up, but you can't do that by letting the fox into the hen house.
If the BNP are perceived as a popular choice, all that'll breed is more policies like theirs. That's why the 2 main parties suffer from the same problems; chasing the perceived popular notion of the time rather than an ideology.
Yes, there's going to be cuts and more taxation regardless of who wins, but I'd like someone in charge with some basic grasp of where those taxes should be going.

I quite agree, things need shaking up, but you can't do that by letting the fox into the hen house.
If the BNP are perceived as a popular choice, all that'll breed is more policies like theirs. That's why the 2 main parties suffer from the same problems; chasing the perceived popular notion of the time rather than an ideology.
Yes, there's going to be cuts and more taxation regardless of who wins, but I'd like someone in charge with some basic grasp of where those taxes should be going.

Well who's the biggest problem, the illegal migrant who shares a flat with 10 others and works under minimum wage to survive or the 16yo girl with 3 kids who get a house and benefits?
Migrants are an issue in most western countries, but i don't think it is the main issue in the UK. Getting the kids to do vocational training, cut down benefits, and get them to work should be the priority of the government. But when a country can't deal with its problem it's a lot easier to find some scapegoats and create fear. (see burqa laws etc in France to hide the growing unemployement rates)